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Switch, Speed Change, Band Saw

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$4.38 $6.95 In stock

This speed change switch is designed for use with the band saw, serving as part 27 according to the band saw diagram. It provides a straightforward way to adjust the saw's speed settings for different cutting tasks.

  • Replacement speed change switch for band saws
  • Identified as part 27 on the band saw diagram
  • Compatible with Sieg Industrial Group equipment
  • Useful for maintaining or repairing your band saw's speed control
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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy P. ★★★★★

Swapped out the old switch on my band saw and this one clicked right into place, no fuss. The speed settings actually hold steady now instead of drifting mid-cut, which is a huge relief for my workshop projects. Feels solid enough to last through heavy use, too.

Owen Y. ★★★★★

The numbered terminals matched my saw's wiring diagram perfectly, making installation about 20 minutes. The speed adjustment knob clicks into each setting with a satisfying, positive feel.

Madison ★★★★★

Installed this speed change switch on my band saw in about ten minutes, and it clicks into place perfectly as part 27 on the diagram. The two speed settings give me just the control I needed for cutting different materials.